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Old 04-18-2012, 11:09 AM
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PullTabMike, you guys been spending a lot of time at the JY. Have you run across any HP D30's? Curious to know what they are charging for one. Thanks
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Originally Posted by fritzthekatt
PullTabMike, you guys been spending a lot of time at the JY. Have you run across any HP D30's? Curious to know what they are charging for one. Thanks
I can get it for $75.....
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Originally Posted by mikefrost
Ouch! $414 at blvd
For what Mike????
Old 04-18-2012, 11:26 AM
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Originally Posted by jimmy21669
Purple Power De-Rust works VERY WELL and is cheap as hell.

http://www.clean-rite.com/purplepower_de-ruster.html

I get it at Advance.
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Originally Posted by jakbob
okay guys... tune up time... who has done it, and what has worked best...
Champion plugs, Autolite professional series spark plug wires, cap and rotor with my last tune-up....
Worked for me
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Originally Posted by pulltabmike
For what Mike????
Lotta 2x6x3/16, 2x4x3/16, 2.5x2.5x3/16 and 2'x4'x3/16 plate
Old 04-18-2012, 11:36 AM
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Originally Posted by mikefrost
Lotta 2x6x3/16, 2x4x3/16, 2.5x2.5x3/16 and 2'x4'x3/16 plate
"Lotta" makes more sense
Gonna break that welder in right
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Originally Posted by pulltabmike
"Lotta" makes more sense
Gonna break that welder in right
DAMN skippy!

Got enough to do a rear bumper for the red one, rock sliders for the blue one, all the bracing and I'll have some extra left over for whatever
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Originally Posted by pulltabmike
Champion plugs, Autolite professional series spark plug wires, cap and rotor with my last tune-up....
Worked for me
will be doing a tune-up soon. where did you buy it from?
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Originally Posted by kuzican
will be doing a tune-up soon. where did you buy it from?
I order online w/ Advance Auto, and use their 20% off Coupon
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Sucks it's raining today, I wanna start getting the hang of this welder. I've had to stick weld in the rain before. Not fun LOL
I found out real quick latex gloves under your leathers help a lot hahaha
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Originally Posted by pulltabmike
I can get it for $75.....
Damn that's tempting.

Let me think about this out loud for a moment. If I remember correctly HP vs LP gears spin different directions so I wouldn't be able to use the RP I purchased in December. So I'd need to buy new gears and a master rebuild kit. Other items should be interchangeable other than hubs but that would depend on the year.

Also would need to sort out where to store this during the rebuild process. Pretty sure HOA and the wife don't want this sitting on the patio.

Certainly seems like the route I should take...
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Originally Posted by mikefrost
Sucks it's raining today, I wanna start getting the hang of this welder. I've had to stick weld in the rain before. Not fun LOL
I found out real quick latex gloves under your leathers help a lot hahaha
I burned about #10 of rod last night at work....was doing great until my gloves got soaked with sweat......Did my fair share of dancing
And yes, latex gloves are a LIFESAVER
And I'm sure you already know, mig hates moisture....

Originally Posted by fritzthekatt
Damn that's tempting.

Let me think about this out loud for a moment. If I remember correctly HP vs LP gears spin different directions so I wouldn't be able to use the RP I purchased in December. So I'd need to buy new gears and a master rebuild kit. Other items should be interchangeable other than hubs but that would depend on the year.

Also would need to sort out where to store this during the rebuild process. Pretty sure HOA and the wife don't want this sitting on the patio.

Certainly seems like the route I should take...
Just LMK, the yard I would pull it out of lets us use Battery tools, so a cutting wheel makes short work out of stubborn mounting hardware


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